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Sega Dreamcast - Visual Memory Unit VMU

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The 2000s was a great time for gaming... except memory cards. Every single console required you to buy one, to make use of the thing. Yes, I get that technically you could play it without one, but who wants to start over every time they play a game?! People who play Dark Souls, that's who. Anyways, thanks to the rise of retro gaming, now you can experience this nostalgia once more, by paying for a memory card seperately once again. Ah, the memories. Condition: Great

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